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ThermalAir TA 5000 A Temperature Forcing

MPI ThermalAir TA 5000 A Temperature Forcing family

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The MPI ThermalAir TA 5000 A Temperature Forcing System is a temperature forcing system. The MPI ThermalAir TA 5000 A Temperature Forcing System supports continuous air flow up to 25 SCFM. The MPI ThermalAir TA 5000 A Temperature Forcing System is specified for -80°C to +225°C.^[1]

ThermalAir TA 5000 A Temperature Forcing — Inventory photo — Fig. 01ThermalAir TA 5000 A Temperature ForcingInventory photo^[1]

What it is

The MPI Thermal TA 5000 A is a temperature forcing system used in semiconductor test and environmental simulation applications.^[1]^[2]

How it works

The system features two user touch screen displays, one located on the head and another on the front panel, along with USB and SSD-based thermal file management and data logging.^[1]

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Control & software2

Ultra Stable DC Temperature Control^[1]
Temperature control: Ultra Stable DC Temperature Control^[1]

Configuration & options21

Temperature: Continuous Air Flow up to 25 SCFM @-80°C / +225°C^[1]
Temperature: 55°C to +125°C / +125°C to -55°C less than 10 sec^[1]; Frost Free Operation / Built-in Air Dryer^[1]; No LN2 or CO2 Required^[1]; CFC Free / CE Mark^[1]; Two User Touch Screen Displays on the Head & Front^[1]; Panel^[1]; USB & SSD Thermal File Management & Data Logging^[1]; Easy Roll Around wheels for portability^[1]; Plug-in Anywhere 185 to 250 VAC, 50/60Hz^[1]
Equipment type: Temperature forcing system^[1]
Continuous air flow: up to 25 SCFM^[1]
Temperature range: -80°C to +225°C^[1]
Temperature transition: -55°C to +125°C / +125°C to -55°C less than 10 sec^[1]
Operation: Frost free operation^[1]
Air handling: Built-in air dryer^[1]
Display: Two user touch screen displays on the head and front panel^[1]
Data management: USB and SSD thermal file management and data logging^[1]
Portability: Easy roll around wheels for portability^[1]
Power: Plug-in anywhere 185 to 250 VAC, 50/60Hz^[1]
Vintage: 2023^[1]

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What is the maximum air flow rate?

The continuous air flow is up to 25 SCFM.^[1]

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